Only fragments remain
A place, a face, a color. Even when it is not a full story, you can leave the fragment as it is.
A strange dream. A familiar place. A feeling you cannot quite name. Save it by voice or text and receive a gentle AI reflection. Over time, return to recurring symbols and a letter from your week of dreams.
You do not need a polished story. A place, a color, or a feeling can be enough to begin.
A place, a face, a color. Even when it is not a full story, you can leave the fragment as it is.
Scenes and symbols are reflected as possibilities—not predictions or fixed answers.
Your Dream Dictionary gathers recurring symbols and connects them to the dreams where they appeared.

There is no need to think through every word. Capture what remains, read the voice that arrives, and let it become part of your own quiet trail.
Speak and your words become text. Add a feeling or a title, or save a draft for later.
Receive an interpretation, a supportive note, and a gentle question. You can listen to the reflection, too.
Follow recurring symbols in Your Dream Dictionary and revisit a week of dreams in a Weekly Dream Letter.

Browse a compact timeline or revisit a day in the calendar. Tap a dream to read your original words and its Dream Voice together in a dedicated detail view.
Refined in v3.12.0: compact dream rows and a dedicated reading view.

The sea. A station. A familiar face. Symbols from your saved dreams gather in Your Dream Dictionary. See how often they return and revisit the dreams connected to them.
Your Weekly Dream Letter brings together feelings, symbols, and themes from across the week. Return to the bigger picture, one gentle reflection at a time.
Read or listen in a dedicated detail view, open the original dreams, and leave your own thoughts.
Once a completed week has Dream Voice entries from at least two different days, tap to receive your letter and begin preparation.

The goal is not to collect more entries. It is to have a quiet way back to what stayed with you.

See dreams, daily moments, and rest days together as a simple record of your rhythm.

Leave a short note for the gentle question you receive. AI does not have to say everything for you.
Set an optional Daily Dream Reminder for a time that suits you. A small invitation to capture what remains.
Dream interpretation is offered as a clue for reflection—not a diagnosis, prediction, or absolute truth.
Mark a rest day without writing. When you want to reflect on daily life, open Daily to receive Today’s Voice.
Voice input turns what you say into text. The recorded audio itself is not stored.
AI reflections are general reference information for looking back on your own experience, not treatment or professional advice.
Delete individual entries or Weekly Dream Letters, and remove related data when deleting your account.
DreamVoice is currently free. Daily usage limits apply to AI reflections; see the app for details.
Yes. A place, a color, a person, or a feeling can be a starting point. Use voice input when typing does not fit the moment.
It explores possible meanings in your dream’s scenes and symbols. It does not predict the future or provide a diagnosis or a single correct interpretation.
Revisit symbols from your own saved dreams, see how often and how recently they appeared, search and sort them, and open the original dreams.
Once a completed week has Dream Voice entries from at least two different days, tap to receive your letter. Preparation starts after you tap; it is not automatic and may take some time.
You can mark a rest day without writing. To reflect on your day, choose Daily in the timeline and use the compose button to receive Today’s Voice.
The recorded audio itself is not stored. Speech is converted to text, and the text is saved when you save a draft or request a Dream Voice.
DreamVoice supports iPhone with iOS 18 or later and iPad with iPadOS 18 or later. It is available in Japanese and English.
A few words can be the beginning of Your Dream Dictionary. Make space for your next dream.
View DreamVoice on the App Store